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how can you guys eat stuff like that for breakfast. *shudder*

We Norwegians eat bread (maybe cereal) and drink milk / juice :p
I personally don't even get hungry until about 9-10 so I just bring breakfast to work
 
wwjd_kilden said:
how can you guys eat stuff like that for breakfast. *shudder*

We Norwegians eat bread (maybe cereal) and drink milk / juice :p
I personally don't even get hungry until about 9-10 so I just bring breakfast to work
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I eat whatever my stomach feels like it wants for breakfast. Scrambled eggs on toast, tuna sandwich, bowl of oatmeal, chili, cheddar sandwich...
 
wwjd_kilden said:
how can you guys eat stuff like that for breakfast. *shudder*

We Norwegians eat bread (maybe cereal) and drink milk / juice :p
I personally don't even get hungry until about 9-10 so I just bring breakfast to work
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Around here is kinda the same... milk, coffee, juice, bread, cheese, ham, honey, cereal, eggs... lighter things... however if you go to a buffet you can get all sorts of things... hehehehe

I usually go for a cup of milk and a slice of wheat bread with ricotta cheese... or a bowl of cereal with milk...

But I was late today... and so I'm hungry... :(
 
In hometwon, Amazonas, we have a big breakfast. In North and northeast here in Brazil the breakfast can be very strong. We eat bread with typical fruit TUCUMÃ and cheese, some times we have soup, eggs with FARINHA, banana fried, tropical fruits and juices, coffee, boiled potato and others same potato like MACAXEIRA, CARÁ, we have fishes some times, TAPIOCA, We have many thing in our table every morning... Some times some items and many times every items that I described... I miss Amzonas a lot, here in São Paulo is a little bit diferent hehe
 
hahaha

Amazonas is very, very hot place and we need energy to work hehe. always We want a bed after lunch!!! hehehe
I knew some people, for them we eat a lot... They are correct...

Ps.: Sorry, my english is terrible hehe
 
Abruno said:
hahaha

Amazonas is very, very hot place and we need energy to work hehe. always We want a bed after lunch!!! hehehe
I knew some people, for them we eat a lot... They are correct...

Ps.: Sorry, my english is terrible hehe
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Your english is broken, syntax is a bit scrambled, but you convey the sense of what you want to say very well. I could understand everything you said. :)
 
Languages, I have problems with greek, hebrew, english, spanish and portuguese... haha I am trying...
 
Abruno said:
In hometwon, Amazonas, we have a big breakfast. In North and northeast here in Brazil the breakfast can be very strong. We eat bread with typical fruit TUCUMÃ and cheese, some times we have soup, eggs with FARINHA, banana fried, tropical fruits and juices, coffee, boiled potato and others same potato like MACAXEIRA, CARÁ, we have fishes some times, TAPIOCA, We have many thing in our table every morning... Some times some items and many times every items that I described... I miss Amzonas a lot, here in São Paulo is a little bit diferent hehe
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Fala Bruno!! Beleza??

Hometown seria Manaus... Amazonas é o State... ;) Bem vindo de volta!! ;)
 
I agree with Lynx, Abruno. However, I was wondering if Brazilians almost always take a siesta, or if it's just something they WANT to do. Also, is a big lunch common as well? :)
 
Hmm, breakfast. I'm sort of immune to the culture here in Aus not only because I don't watch T.V. but also because I usually eat alone and choose my food based on what I understand of it. Typical breakfast for me is some carb food such as rice or bread or potato, some legume, veggies, salt and other spices. On occasion I'll eat animal protein with this - but usually regret it as it tends to wear me down. On a rare occasion I'll eat fruit with starches, but it's rare because fruit doesn't last long and I prefer savory to sweet.

Some Aussie chic I know once asked me why I don't eat cereal "like normal people". I haven't bought a box of cereal in years...
 
Abruno said:
Sim, Manaus, haha! Eu preciso melhorar meu inglês hehe
De volta?
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Ah... sua primeira vez??? É que no forum diz que vc se inscreveu no forum em 2012... pensei que tivesse deixado de participar!! ;) Mas sendo assim, bem vindo!! ;)

Now, back to English, even if it's a bit broken!! Mine is far from perfect as well!! :) But we all understand each other!! :D
 
Jilly81 said:
I agree with Lynx, Abruno. However, I was wondering if Brazilians almost always take a siesta, or if it's just something they WANT to do. Also, is a big lunch common as well? :)
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In Brazil, the ideal (which means whenever you have the time for it... so, mostly weekends...) is a regular breakfast, a big lunch and a regular dinner... dinner actually changes a lot from household to household... some people eat kinda like breakfast, and some kinda like lunch...

And siesta is ALWAYS nice, but we hardly have the time for it... retired people can do it everyday... my parents do it pretty much everyday, unless they have some appointment and such... :)
 
CarolSampaio said:
Ah... sua primeira vez??? É que no forum diz que vc se inscreveu no forum em 2012... pensei que tivesse deixado de participar!! ;) Mas sendo assim, bem vindo!! ;)

Now, back to English, even if it's a bit broken!! Mine is far from perfect as well!! :) But we all understand each other!! :D
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My first time here but I have connected here for three years maybe... well, I am going to my class here in seminary... bye
 
CarolSampaio said:
Ah... sua primeira vez??? É que no forum diz que vc se inscreveu no forum em 2012... pensei que tivesse deixado de participar!! ;) Mas sendo assim, bem vindo!! ;)

Now, back to English, even if it's a bit broken!! Mine is far from perfect as well!! :) But we all understand each other!! :D
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Am not so sho fokes git awl am sayin...:p
 
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